> Jeffrey Squyres, le Tue 13 Mar 2012 17:23:02 +0100, a écrit :
> > Is the implication here that some flavors of windows have 32 bit ulongs?
> 
> win32/64 is a platform where ulong is always 32bit.
> 
> > And we need to deal with that?  Or is this a compiler-specific issue?
> (i.e., mingw doesn't have these kinds of issues -- only MSVC does?).
> 
> mingw and cygwin follow the msvc ABI, and I was aware of this. I just
> could never really test it.

As I said, it's nothing depending on ulong having different sizes - it is
32bits everywhere on windows. It's because you're assuming KAFFINITY (which
is a ULONG_PTR or so) to always be 32bits.

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